Radio Gorepress

I think we've gotta come clean this episode...we're pretty sure that this episode is more tangent than Actual Genuine Content. Well as long as it's entertaining, right? This week, Sarah, Phil and Rosie talk - reluctantly - about 2015's Starleaf.

Bereft of a Sarah, Rosie and Phil take the reins of the episode this week. Taking a gamble at the wealth of movies on Amazon Prime, they settle on the 1-star-rated Haunted...but will it live up (or down, rather) to its reputation?

With the gang back together once more, Sarah, Phil and Rosie turn their sights on horror classic, A Nightmare on Elm Street! It's a fresh watch for Rosie, so how will her opinion differ from horror veteran Sarah?

In the latest - and probably most alcohol-fuelled (certainly in a long while, anyway) - podcast, we take inspiration from last week's trailer chat and turn our attention to Dario Argento's Suspiria, ready for the imminent release of the remake.

Bloody hell, Instagram. The one time we let you decide what we watch and this is what you pick? You're on thin ice, guys. This episode, we talk about 2017's Land of Smiles. And we hate every second of it. THANKS, Instagram.

Better late that never, huh? We're back with another episode of Radio Gorepress; this time, in what might be out most tangential podcast yet, we're discussing 1985's Return of the Living Dead!

In what might possibly be our most tangentful (IT'S A WORD, SHUT UP) podcast yet, Sarah Phil and Rosie take a look at Kathryn Bigelow's Near Dark in an effort to do their bit for Women in Horror Month!

In Radio Gorepress' first podcast of 2018, Sarah, Rosie and Phil turn their gaze to recent Netflix original, The Open House. It's - spoiler alert - not actually that good at all, so expect tangents galore. Even moreso than usual, I mean...

Another year draws to a close, and to honour the occasion, Sarah, Rosie and Phil take a look back through the year and discuss their standout films and TV shows!

After the debacle of last episode, Phil, Sarah and Rosie played it a little safer this week by choosing a Gorepress favourite; Adam Green's Hatchet! Enjoy!